🤝 For front-line staff

For the newcomers your programs cannot take on.

Your front-line staff regularly meet people who are not eligible for LINC — work permits, study permits, spouses awaiting status — with nowhere to be referred. Prépara exists for that moment.

Prépara does not replace LINC or any funded settlement program, and we do not present it as one. If someone is eligible for free language training, that must always come first.

Sheets to hand out

Two sheets, ready to print.

One for your staff, one to hand directly to the person. No cost to your organisation, no cost to refer anyone.

Reference sheet — staff

Who it is for, what the program consists of, and how to refer someone in three steps. To keep at the intake desk.

Sheet — newcomer

Written for the person themselves: how it works, how long it takes, what it costs, and a code to scan to get started.

Staff sheet — English version (PDF) → Newcomer sheet — English version (PDF) →

How referral works

Nothing to sign, nothing to track.

01

You refer

Hand over the sheet or give the address monprepara.ca/admissibilite. No form, no code, no agreement to sign.

02

The person is assessed

A placement assessment establishes their exact level in each skill, as soon as they register. They know where they stand before committing further.

03

They start

A personalised 12-week plan, in French, online, 20 to 60 minutes a day. Registration is $500, then $450 per level to climb.